Shawano girls cross country runners going to state

Published by kjpasson on Tue, 10/29/2024 - 8:37am

Bailey Hendricks, a junior at Shawano Community High School, led her teammates on the sectional course at Colby, finishing in second overall. The entire team will compete at the Nov. 2 site cross country meet in Wisconsin Rapids. | Robert Mainhardt

Josiah Kuehl will be the sole boys runner for Shawano Community High School at the state cross country meet at Wisconsin Rapids the afternoon of Nov. 2. Kuehl placed eighth at the sectional meet at Colby. | Robert Mainhardt

Menominee Nation freshman Bryant Waupoose III placed fifth overall at the Division 3 sectional meet at Colby on Oct. 26. He will represent the Eagles at the state meet Nov. 2. | Robert Mainhardt

Maci Beyer finished in 12th place at the Colby cross country sectionals. Her time of 21 minutes, 10.9 seconds was part of the reason the Hawks placed second out of 12 teams. | Robert Mainhardt

Shawano Community High School senior Trevor Schwartz placed 26th at the sectional meet in Colby. He had a final time of 18 minutes, 29.6 seconds. | Robert Mainhardt

Freshman Mikelah Powers finished in 12th place in 22 minutes, 1.2 seconds at the Division 3 cross country sectional meet at Colby on Oct. 25. The Hawks placed second overall with 68 points, just one point shy of first-place Tomahawk, and will advance to the state meet. Oconto Falls’ girls placed third with 104 points, and one member of the Panthers will run at the state meet. | Robert Mainhardt

Oct. 25

Division 2 Sectional

Shawano’s girls cross country team will return to the state tournament after capturing second place at the Division 2 sectional at Colby/Abbotsford.

Tomahawk won the event with 67 points, and Shawano had 68.

Bailey Hendricks led the Hawks, winning second place overall in 20:00.2.

She was followed by Adalyn Barkley in 10th place in 21:04.4, Maci Beyer in 12th place in 21:10.9, Anabelle Schroeder in 20th in 21:50.2 and Mikelah Powers in 24th in 22:01.2.

Teagan Powers placed 47th in 23:43.2, and Zoe Sipple was 51st in 24:08.7.

Oconto Falls’ Hailey Delzer qualified as an individual, as the Panthers placed third. Delzer was fourth overall in 20:12.7.

Also scoring for the Panthers (104 points) were Emma Meissner in 19th in 21:44.4, Brooke Hodkiewicz in 23rd in 21:59.3, Ava Hodkiewicz in 26th in 22:04.2 and Josie Holtz in 32nd in 22:24.9.

Mackenzie Lotto placed 36th in 22:48.9.

Urijah Reevis, running for Menominee Nation, placed 39th in 23:10.9.

As for the boys, Menomonee Nation’s Bryant Waupoose III and Shawano’s Josiah Kuehl will compete as individuals, as New London and Rhinelander teams advanced.

Bryant Waupoose was fifth overall with a time of 17:00.3, and Kuehl was eighth overall with a time of 17:24.2.

Menominee Nation’s team placed fourth. Joining Bryant Waupoose were Ryan Corn in 10th in 17:49.7, Barron Waupoose in 28th in 18:34.8, Jason Chapman in 35th in 18:48.5 and Francis Delabrau in 51st in 19:06.8.

Quinn Olson placed 54th in 19:15.6, and Michael Peters was 61st in 19:34.1.

Oconto Falls was sixth and was led by Evan Yuma in 11th place in 17:50.9. Also scoring were Isaiah Holtz in 16th in 18:07, Griffin Kopke in 29th in 18:38.9, Brant Laluzerne in 38th in 18:49.9 and Landon Timm in 42nd in 18:58.7.

Sage Mendolla placed 52nd in 10:09.7.

Shawano runners placed eighth. Joining Kuehl in scoring were Trevor Schwartz in 26th in 18:296, Teagan Harkey in 34th in 18:48.3, Aloysius Frechette in 37th in 18:49.3 and Quinten Harkey in 45th in 18:59.7.

James Lange placed 65th in 10:41.7, and Aiden Sischo was 89th in 22:26.4.

The state meet will be held Nov. 2 at Ridges Golf Course in Wisconsin Rapids.

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